Foreign Exchange
Live currency conversion, historical charts for major pairs, and cross rates.
| Currency | Weight |
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| EUR · Euro | 57.6% |
| JPY · Japanese yen | 13.6% |
| GBP · British pound | 11.9% |
| CAD · Canadian dollar | 9.1% |
| SEK · Swedish krona | 4.2% |
| CHF · Swiss franc | 3.6% |
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About this tool
Convert between the world's major currencies at live exchange rates and chart any pair's history over 1 month to 5 years, using standard market conventions like EUR/USD and USD/JPY.
Exchange rates are relative prices of economies: interest-rate differentials, inflation gaps and capital flows do the long-run driving, which is why currencies trend for years and then reverse when the macro story flips. For travelers the chart answers a simpler question: is now a historically good moment to exchange, or a poor one?
What moves exchange rates?
Interest-rate differentials above all: capital migrates toward higher real yields. Inflation gaps, trade balances, and safe-haven demand in crises do the rest.
What is the DXY dollar index?
A weighted measure of the dollar against a basket of major currencies, euro-heavy by construction. It is the standard one-number answer to whether the dollar is strong or weak.